Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday. I love turkey, stuffing, sweet potatoes, cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie. It’s always felt like less “pressure” than Christmas as well. No presents to buy
Interview: Co-op or Condo?
Condominiums are everywhere, but apartment “co-operatives” are mainly an NYC thing. These two forms of ownership appear similar, but there are important differences between them that can affect the price
How to Save Money on Food (Even if You Are a Terrible Cook)
I’m a terrible cook. I appreciate good food and I love my garden, but cooking never came naturally to me. Back in my single days, I used to call for
October Garden Report – Sandy Edition
First of all, I hope everyone reading this is safe and not too terribly affected by Hurricane Sandy. Millions of people (and virtually every person I know) were affected by
Is a High Deductible Health Plan Right for You?
It’s open enrollment season! Benefits enrollment periods typically run from late October to Mid-November for employees at many companies. Your company may have many benefits to choose from, but the
Divorce & Your Money: How is Child Support Calculated?
This is the eighth post in my “Divorce & Your Money” series. Child support is an important issue for any divorcing couple with children. Parents need to know what to
Set a Fun Financial Goal
Financial planning can be kind of a drag. Save for retirement. Buy more insurance. Save for college. Pay off debt. Planning for death or disability is not exactly uplifting. Wouldn’t
Set a Fun Financial Goal
Financial planning can be kind of a drag. Save for retirement. Buy more insurance. Save for college. Pay off debt. Planning for death or disability is not exactly uplifting. Wouldn’t
Divorce & Your Money: Real Estate
This is the eighth post in my “Divorce & Your Money” series. “Who gets the house?” is the biggest question for many divorces. Your Options Your answer comes down to
